If it wasn't for the fact that Viacom think's that Google actually HAS 1 BILLLIOOONNNNN.... dollars to spare, they wouldn't be threatening them with the FRIEGEN LASER MAN! Ok, so they're just 100 times more EVIL than Dr. Evil.
I have seen more dead eMachines than any other computer on the planet. They die on average 1 year after they come online for the first time. Everything from dead ps2 ports (yes I know, but it happens) to exploading capacitors.. Did you ever consider the fallacy in buying an eMachine in the first place?
Personally, I applaud the idea of dumb terminals for dumb clients. Most people are too ignorant to operate a fully functional battle station, I mean windows computer. Besides, at least when Mr. Smith figures out how to get his Doodad Game 9k to run on the Terminal server and it starts spitting out 5 googazillion email messages per second and the network guys start running around like chickens with their heads cut off, it'll only be one 8-16 processor server with 10GB x 4 worth of bandwidth at its disposal. I mean seriously, who needs to fix a measly little celeron box with a 100MB connection when your terminal server is romping and stomping the entire global intranet?
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Darn, someone got there first!
If it wasn't for the fact that Viacom think's that Google actually HAS 1 BILLLIOOONNNNN.... dollars to spare, they wouldn't be threatening them with the FRIEGEN LASER MAN! Ok, so they're just 100 times more EVIL than Dr. Evil.
I have seen more dead eMachines than any other computer on the planet. They die on average 1 year after they come online for the first time. Everything from dead ps2 ports (yes I know, but it happens) to exploading capacitors.. Did you ever consider the fallacy in buying an eMachine in the first place?
Personally, I applaud the idea of dumb terminals for dumb clients. Most people are too ignorant to operate a fully functional battle station, I mean windows computer. Besides, at least when Mr. Smith figures out how to get his Doodad Game 9k to run on the Terminal server and it starts spitting out 5 googazillion email messages per second and the network guys start running around like chickens with their heads cut off, it'll only be one 8-16 processor server with 10GB x 4 worth of bandwidth at its disposal. I mean seriously, who needs to fix a measly little celeron box with a 100MB connection when your terminal server is romping and stomping the entire global intranet?
You manage servers in Local Spin Density Correlation or Low Slump Dense Concrete?